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Pivot Table Calculate Field
Hi,
I have a fairly simple pivot table whose rows consist of various job post sources. So, for my small example, let's say the rows are Monster.com Careerbuilder.com Internal Posting Employee Referral The columns consist of a count of the sources to see how many jobs were posted to them respectively, a sum of how many applicants were from each source, and a sum of those hired from each source. I would like to create calculated fields that will show a like a yield rate for each posting source. So if there were, say, 3000 posts to Monster, 2000 people applied, and 1000 people hired, I'd like calculated fields to show a ..666 application rate, .333 hire rate. I could just make the formula outside the pivot table. I read there could be problems in doing so, though. Any suggestions? Many thanks in advance. |
Pivot Table Calculate Field
I'd start by looking at Debra Dalgleish's notes for calculated fields:
http://contextures.com/xlPivot10.html And maybe... http://contextures.com/xlPivot06.html Brad Autry wrote: Hi, I have a fairly simple pivot table whose rows consist of various job post sources. So, for my small example, let's say the rows are Monster.com Careerbuilder.com Internal Posting Employee Referral The columns consist of a count of the sources to see how many jobs were posted to them respectively, a sum of how many applicants were from each source, and a sum of those hired from each source. I would like to create calculated fields that will show a like a yield rate for each posting source. So if there were, say, 3000 posts to Monster, 2000 people applied, and 1000 people hired, I'd like calculated fields to show a .666 application rate, .333 hire rate. I could just make the formula outside the pivot table. I read there could be problems in doing so, though. Any suggestions? Many thanks in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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